Bank Robbery Suspect Arrested
August 30, 2017
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office has made an arrest in a January 24 robbery at the Compass Bank on North Davis Highway.
Nicholas Paschel was charged with robbery without a weapon for the holdup. He remains in the Escambia County Jail with bond set at $100,000.
Deputies said he walked up to a bank teller wearing a motorcycle helmet and handed the teller a note demanding money. After the teller complied, he fled the bank on an orange motorcycle.
The Sheriff’s Office said a Gulf Coast Crime Stoppers tip lead to a search warrant of Paschel’s home and his eventual arrested.
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4 Responses to “Bank Robbery Suspect Arrested”
Given most bank policies are posted – no sunglasses or anything that would conceal your identity – teller should have been pushing the silent alarm as soon as he stepped foot inside – helment, sunglasses. He should fit right in , in the half wit cell block
YOU KNOW YOU GOT TO ASK YOURSELF WHAT WAS THIS IDIOT THINKING . IS THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR WORTH GOING TO PRISON FOR AT LEAST 20 YEARS I THINK NOT HE IS STILL YOUNG ENOUGH TO GET HIS THINKING IN LINE
MAYBE !!!!!!!
Great job by law enforcement catching this criminal. Hope he gets 50 years in prison.
Good!!!!!!